The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-01-19

the trial of cases in the Circuit Court on ap-
peal from Justices of the Peace.
By Mr.. Fowler: To amend an act regulat-
ing the working of coal mines.
By Mr.. Logsden: To legaliZe the acts OF
Notaries Public under certain conditions
after their commissions have expired
By Mr.. Macy: To prohibit railroad cor
poratlons from giving passes or making dis
examinations in freight rates in favor Of an
official of the State whose duty it may be to
make or execute the laws.
By Mr.. Smith, of Wells: To fix tax upon
the fees of certain county officials.
By Mr.. Davis: To open and vacate public
highways through cemeteries and burying
grounds
Below is the list of House bills introduced
during the day:
By Mr.. Peasants: For the relief of Samuel
Dickerson, former Trustee of Lawrenceburg
Township, Dearborn County.
By Mr.. Peasants: Fixing weights and
measures of cereals.
By Mr.. Leighty: Fixing term of Township
Trustees hereafter to commence on the first
Monday in August OF each year and extend
ing present terms till that time
By Mr.. Van Slyke: Fixing terms of county
officers and extending terms of those now in
Office to commence the first Monday in JAN
uary alter election.
BY Mr.. Buckles: Creating livestock sani-
By Mr.. Buckles: To regulate agricultural
societies; the collection and payment Of IL
censes; authorizing the acquisition of lands,
ard declaring an emergency.
By Mr. Clarke: To provide for the cleo
ton of County Superintendents defining
their powers and repeating conflicting
clauses.
BY Mr.. Clarke: To amend sections 2629,
$3.50 and 63l, r. S. 1881, providing for the
election of three School Directors in each
school district, and their formation into q
board, etc.
BY Mr.. Thompson: Fixing fees of County
Recorders. Referred to Committee on Fees
and Salaries
BY Mr.. GTose: To establish the Indiana
Asylum for Feeble minded Children in
Henry County.
BY Mr.. Grose: To provide for the main
tenance of three additional hospitals for the
insane, and appropriating $50 600 for that
purpose, and declaring an emergency.
by Mr.. Jewett: Amending the metro
politan police bill to include cities of is, 900
Inhabitants.
By Mr.. Jewett: Fixing liability of en-
ployers for personal injuries sustained by
employees.
BY Mr.. Harren: To authorize County
Commissioners 10 offer rewards for appre-
hension of horse thieves.
By Mr.. Harrell: Providing that the in
choate interest of wife in husbands prop
erty vest absolutely on judicial sale of that
property.
By Mr.. Howard: Authorizing County
Clerks to exchange reports of Supreme
Court for any other law book the ju dge may
designate.
By Mr.. Alexander: To amend section
1877, r. S. 1881, increasing penalty for arson.
By Mr.. Ousler: Authorizing County
Commissioners to make appropriations for
the education of pauper children.
By Mr.. AcEman: To amend sections ,317,
5,316 and 5,3ls of r. S., touching sale Of in
toxicants.
By Mr.. Conger: To repeal section 3261,
r. S. 1881, concerning taxation of certain
lands in cities.
By Mr.. Conger: To prescribe limit to
stock-yard charges.
By Mr.. Askren: To amend section 4,499,
r. S. 1881, touching common schools.
By Mr.. Fleece: To appropriate $472.73 to
Cornelius Lay for beef furnished Reform
School.
By Mr.. Fleece: Relating to the study of
physiology and hygiene in the schools
By Mr.. Loop: Regulating natural gas COM
By Mr.. Dunn: To tax building and loan
By Mr.. Niblack: To fix time of holding
court in the Twelfth Judicial District. Passed
under suspension of rules
By Mr.. Niblack: To amend section $40,
II. .. 1901.
By Mr.. Buskirk: Providing judgments
against corporations be collectable without
stay or relief. Committee on Corporations.
By Mr.. CaYen: To authorize the erection
OF q Hendricks monument on any lands Of
the State in Indianapolis.
By Mr.. Griffiths: Defining the Nineteenth
and Twentieth Judicial Circuits.
By Mr.. Morse: LeEaliziag the incorpora-
ton of trades unions.
By Mr.. Schley: Toprohibit combinations
between corporations to uphold prices and
fixing penalties.
By Mr.. Griffitbs: To establish and define
the powers of State Board of Charities
By Mr.. Kellison: To amend sections 412
and AIS, R. S. 1881.
By Mr.. Cox, of Miami: Defining the
boundaries of the Twenty Seventh Judicial
Circuit and establishing the Fiftieth.
By Mir. Cox, of Miami: Regulating the
employment of minors and women in fac
tories
By Mr.. Camden: To incorporate Orleans,
Orange County. Passed under suspension
of rules.)